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Foster hails the role of Hazard

IAN Foster thought Plymouth Argyle showed 'a wonderful togetherness' as they came under heavy pressure during the away Championship game against Swansea City but still held on for a 1-0 victory The Pilgrims' boss paid tribute to not only the way the players put their bodies on their line as they defended, but also the goalkeeping of Conor Hazard.

LOOK WHO'S BACK!

WARNOCK TO TAKE ON ABERDEEN VACANCY

Patriots keep play-off hopes alive by downing the Giants

A TOUGH road trip for the Plymouth City Patriots saw the South West side come away with a well-earned but controversial win at playoff rivals Manchester Giants this weekend, before they went down to defeat at the mighty London Lions.

Reunification not priority, says PM

STORMONT leaders should focus on the 'day-to-day' concerns of people in Northern Ireland rather than the prospect of a ballot on reunification, the Prime Minister has suggested.

Govt misses top education rating for performance

THE Education Secretary failed to give the Government a top rating when asked to judge its performance.

Urgent EVs action call

URGENT action must be taken by the Government to remove barriers to the adoption of electric vehicles (EVS), a House of Lords report says.

Suspended death sentence 'is appalling'

AUSTRALIA has said it was appalled at China's suspended death sentence for writer and democracy blogger Yang Hengjun.

Ukraine overhaul plan

UKRAINE'S President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was weighing up a possible dismissal of the country's top military officer, a prospect that has shocked the nation fighting Russia's invasion and worried Kyiv's Western allies.

New pharmacy set to open at Derriford

DEMAND HAS OUTGROWN THE CURRENT PREMISES

Youth centres to be revamped with new funding

COUNCIL WINS BID FOR £2.4M INJECTION

Shapps insists key Navy ships are still safe

HMS ALBION AND HMS BULWARK OF USE

'Bright lights of Las Vegas' come to Union Street

'WE'RE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE CLUBBING EXPERIENCE'

Police to trial 'Walk and Talk' initiative

WOMEN URGED TO IDENTIFY AREAS THEY FEEL UNSAFE

'Our secret to a happy marriage...'

PAM AND IAN CELEBRATE PLATINUM ANNIVERSARY

Car destroyed in Union Street fire

DRAMATIC pictures show the aftermath of a massive car fire which destroyed a BMW in Plymouth city centre yesterday.

Foster 'really proud' of players after they notch victory on road

PLYMOUTH Argyle extended their unbeaten start under head coach lan Foster to five games with the 1-0 win at Swansea City, writes Chris Errington.

Whittaker strike earns Argyle long-awaited first away

STRIKER SCORES 17TH GOAL OF THE SEASON TO HAUNT FORMER CLUB

'Terrified' Daley wins gold medal

OLYMPIC champion Tom Daley revealed he was \"terrified\" before kick-starting his international diving competition comeback with mixed team gold at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha.

HAPPY AT HOME PARK

STRIKER SAYS ARGYLE BEST PLACE FOR HIM

Jail threat to protesters

PROTESTERS who climb on war memorials could face three months in prison and a £1,000 fine under plans being proposed by the Home Secretary.

'Poll on Irish unity within a decade'

NORTHERN Ireland's new First Minister, Michelle O'Neill, has said she expects a vote on Irish unity to take place in the next decade.

Labour to spend £28billion on green prosperity

IT is Labour's \"ambitious commitment\" to spend £28 billion on green prosperity if it returns to government, shadow digital minister Chris Bryant has said.

No childcare guarantee

EDUCATION Secretary Gillian Keegan has refused to guarantee the Government's childcare pledge will be met on time as she is \"not in control of all the bits\".

Brianna's mum: 'I have no hate for her killers'

THE mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey has said she does not \"carry any hate\" for her daughter's killers, as she called for social media apps to be banned on smartphones for under16s.

Rail resilience is hailed a decade after storms

A DECADE after storms battered the main rail line between London and Plymouth, Network Rail says the route is now more resilient against bad weather.

Search for treasures from the past

WE'VE been laughing on Boom Radio recently about how youngsters nowadays wouldn't even recogprobably nise some of the things we used in the schools and offices of the 1950s, '60s and '70s.

'Eat well but keep moving'

THE nutrition guidance that many of us know is not necessarily right for older people, due to various factors that influence health as we age.

Stricken sailor is grateful for funds raised

A SAILOR who grew up in Plymouth and nearly lost his life in Guatemala has made a recovery after being flown back to the UK for treatment.

Devonport visit brings jobs pledge by Shapps

DEFENCE SECRETARY SPENDS TIME ON HMS SOMERSET

Jobs created from military vehicle contract

BABCOCK AND SUPACAT JOIN FORCES FOR HUGE MOD DEAL